Relates to retention of records relating to certain acts of alleged misconduct

This bill changes how schools in New York must handle records of alleged misconduct that don't result in criminal convictions. It requires schools to erase most such records after five years from the report date, unless they involve specific serious cases covered under New York's criminal procedure law (related to certain sexual offenses) or civil procedure rules. Schools must keep those specific records until the legal statute of limitations expires. The bill directly affects school districts and their record-keeping practices for misconduct allegations.